Keep what matters.
Remove a distracting section, banner or sidebar. You choose the elements you want out of the way.
Snip / Desktop Chrome extension
Your web.
A little less clutter.
Hide the parts of a website you don’t want to see. Snip an element, keep it hidden after a reload, and bring it back whenever you change your mind.
A small extension for your everyday desktop browser.
LESS NOISE. MORE OF YOUR WEB.A closer look ↓
A cleaner corner of the internet
You don’t need
every part of every page.
Skip the repeat cleanup.
Saved snips stay hidden when you reload the page. Your next visit can feel a little more like yours.
Change your mind.
Undo your last snip, restore a single element or reset the page. The controls stay close at hand.
Small tools, useful control
A page that feels
more like your page.
01 / REMOVE
Keep what you came for.
Click “Snip it” in the extension popup. Hover over an element to highlight it, then click to hide it. Your saved snip stays hidden after a reload.
02 / CHANGE YOUR MIND
Nothing has to be final.
Use Undo to restore a hidden element, Redo to hide it again, or Reset to restore everything you have hidden on the current site.
03 / RESTORE
Bring back just that bit.
Choose “Show snipped” to reveal hidden elements. Click one to restore it, then choose “Hide snipped” when you are done.
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Add Snip to Chrome.
Install from the official store on your desktop browser. Pin the toolbar icon to keep it handy.
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Choose “Snip it.”
Open the extension popup on a website. Hover over the element you want to hide, then click it.
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Enjoy the quieter page.
Your saved snip stays hidden on reload. Use Undo, Reset or Show snipped whenever you want it back.
Before your first snip
A few useful answers.
Will hidden elements stay hidden after a reload?
Snip keeps your saved elements hidden when you reload the page. A website redesign can change how elements are matched; if that happens, select the element again.
Can I undo a snip?
Yes. Use Undo to bring the last hidden element back, Redo to hide it again, or Reset to restore all hidden elements on the current site.
How do I restore just one element?
Choose Show snipped in the extension popup, then click the hidden element you want to restore. Choose Hide snipped when you are done.
Does it work on every page?
Snip is designed for ordinary websites in desktop Chrome. Chrome restricts extensions on internal browser pages and some protected pages, and website changes can affect how a saved snip works.
Keep the good parts
Make a little room
for what matters.
Start with one distracting element. For desktop Chrome.